Sentence examples for managed to repress from inspiring English sources
For those of you who – like the majority of the American public, it is to be hoped – have managed to repress the memory of this absurdity, the row revolved around Republican House speaker John Boehner's thinly veiled insult to the president, refusing him a basic courtesy and forcing him to deliver a major speech about the economy and jobs a day later than planned.
By forgetting, it manages to repress a legacy of shame.
Though, in the end, as anyone who watched his US reality show saw, it did manage to repress it; the scale of the problem in the US, the dysfunctionality of its food industry and food-related health problems was so vast and intractable that even Oliver's cheery Essex boy charm couldn't make much headway, particularly after the TV show was canned.
Jones successfully plays the role of a straight and narrow military man, who manages to repress whatever urges he might have for Bobby.
Thus, the question arises as to how yellow scale cells manage to repress dark melanization.
Although Zhao was placed under house arrest and the demonstrations were forcibly repressed by the government, Wen managed to escape lasting political damage from his association with Zhao.
While it's nothing new, it managed to call forward a horde of memories that were repressed somewhere between my first kiss (don't ask) and my freshman P.E.
Gamrod managed to pull away.
I managed to take wickets.
